Overview
- Kestenbaum, a Democrat, received a warm reception at the Republican National Convention for his stance against Harvard.
- His lawsuit, filed with five other Jewish students, accuses Harvard of not protecting Jewish students from harassment.
- The controversy has led to congressional hearings and the resignation of Harvard's president, Claudine Gay.
- Kestenbaum's advocacy has drawn both support and criticism within the Jewish community and beyond.
- He remains undecided on his vote for the upcoming election, focusing on policies rather than personalities.